The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-02

patients linger several weeks and then dle,
although supposed 10 be convalescent lne
city is full Of strangers and unnccIimated
people, and unless they are induced or COM
PEELED by tho local authorities to leave here
we will have an epidemic in fact. No tune
to throw mud or investigate the professional
standing of NJ. DIS, or the nature OF the
disease this, that or the other one died OF;
No matter what the disease Is, 1t Kills, ana
as it invariably, up to this date, has attacked
strangers, they should be removed without
further ado, or our native population VIII
pay the penalty.
The following dispatch appeared in the
jacksonville Ne,os- Herald Key West,
June 24-The Cuban, DR.. Moreno, tins
morning was arrested by order Of the
Board of Health, charged with declining
10 report as yellow fever the case OF negro
patient Of his dying yesterday after twenty
two days Illness without throwing blacK
vomit The physicians of the Board,
however, declare it yellow fever, and want
Moreno jailed because he denies it. Hon;
Z. o. Locke, Morenos attorney, waived
examination, however, thus frustrating the
purposes of the Board, and Moreno was
bound over to the Circuit Court. Members
of the Board of Health were last night hung
and burned in etfigy by Cubans here.
Commenting on it the Key West Equator
says: 1--WE do not know who Is the cores
but this much we can say of him that he
certainly is very unreliable as the above
telegram shows The NeDS Herald GER
tainly does not wish to give circulation and
publication to an article that is abSurdly
false and that does grave injustice TO ply
scians of our city who are members of the
Board of Health. They were not burned IN
effigy and it would not surprise us If the
Neics Herald had suit for libel on Its
hands"
Wednesdays Tallahassee T'dYldhaSSedn1
SAYS The wedding bells that were 10 have
rang out their dulcet notes upon the balmy
breezes of the Capital City at 10 o'clock this
morning did not ring. The bright smiles
Of the happy bride that were expected to
beam upon the assembled guests are turned
into bitter scorn. The gay throng OF in
vited guests that were expected to be pres
ent did not gather, the bridal trousseau re-
mains unworn, the solemn ceremony
remains unsaid, and the bright anticipations
of future happiness is turned into disap-
pointment, sore and humihating, because
the bridegroom turned up this
morning in the Townsville Jail with one of
Kemper's best teams on his hands and a
warrant for obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses staring him in the face. Mr.. Henry
E. Guile, the guileful CUTLER who thus be-
guiled a guileless girl into this most unpleaS-
ant predicament, claims to have home in
Philadelphia, for which place he was to have
started to-day with his bride Immediately
after the marriage. He has been employed
for some time past on the Florida Railway
and Navigation railroad, and no one doubted
the sincerity of his attentions to the girl
whom he has deceived, until last night it
was learned that he had hired team from
Kemper's stables early yesterday morn
ing, claiming that he wanted to
drive around town for an hour or so, and
had not returned it, At late hour last
night Deputy Sheriff Hopkins was notified
of the disappearance of GWl with the horse
and buggy, and Immediately flashed de
scription of him over the wire to neighbor-
ing sheriffs This morning a dispatch was
received from Thomasvile saying: Horse
and buggy all right; man in Jail" Mr..
Hopkins left a few hours ago armed with
the necessary papers to bring him back, and
the probabilities are that Mr. Guile will be-
come a guile-slck CUTLER before he gets.his
guilty head out of this glllish moose.